"₹1 lakh Without Lifting a Finger! These 5 Dividend Stocks Print Money for You!"

"Earn ₹100,000 Lakh in Dividends! The 5 Best Dividend Stocks Revealed!"

Many of us like the dividends income to be credited into our bank accounts, right? And many of us wish to have a annual dividend income of ₹100,000. Here we have prepared a list of those stocks which could give you both capital appreciation as well as higher dividend yield. If you are planning your retirement or just an adult one who wanted to build a passive income for your extra lifestyle needs could consider to watch the list which we have prepared for you specially on your demand. Here is the list of those stocks with small glimpse of their revenue and earnings afterward you could proceed for their details:

Note: - All the values are in crores.

Now let’s discuss best 5 stocks that pays high dvidends : -

IOCL (Dividend Yield~ 9.54%)

Indian oil Corporation Ltd, incorporated in 1959, is the market leader in India’s oil refining & petrol marketing. The company has 11 refineries through which it controls the 1.3% of India's total refining capacity. The company has built 19,500 km of pipeline transportation infrastructure for its various products such as crude oil, gas & petroleum products. Moreover, the company took a bold move for diversifying its business into the EV infrastructure development by entering a joint venture with Panasonic group for battery manufacturing. Furthermore, the company is doing a capex of ₹2.5 lakh crore for developing its more than 120 projects, refining, petrochemicals & pipelining are being the major one.

The company has a current dividend yield of approximately 9.54%. The company has deliver incredible ROE of 25.7% & ROCE of 21.1%. The company’s operating profit margins has doubled from 2% in September 2024 to 4% in December 2024 quarter.

BPCL (Dividend Yield ~ 7.96%)

Bharat Petroleum Corporation is another PSU company that was established in 1976. Just like IOCL it also refines the crude oil & then sell it from its fuel stations spreading across the country. BPCL is another dominating player in India's oil refining industry & contribute to 14-15% of India's total refining capacity. The company has a strong presence in aviation & lubricants with the market share of 21% & 25% respectively.

The company has a current dividend yield of approximately 7.96%. The company as deliver incredible ROE of 41.9% & ROCE of 32.1%. The operating profit margins (OPM) has seen a sudden rise of 7% in December 2024 from 4% in September 2024 quarter. Therefore, growth in OPM is 75% and it’s OPM are much better than IOCL.

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Vedanta Ltd (Dividend Yield ~ 9.89%)

The was established in the year 1979, indulging in the activity of exploring & extracting natural resources such as minerals, oil & gas. The company has a strong global presence for its resource extraction in various countries such as India, South Africa, Ireland, Namibia, Liberia & UAE. On top of that, along with natural extraction company has also indulge in various other sectors such as power generation, steel production, port operation & glass substate manufacturing in both South Korea & Taiwan.

The company has a current dividend yield of approximately 9.89%. The company as deliver moderate ROE of 10.5% but incredible ROCE of 20.9%. The company have an impressive operating profit margins (OPM) of 27% which remain unchanged for the December 2024 quarter as well. The compounded profit growth of the company of TTM is 139%.

Hindustan Zinc Ltd (Dividend Yield ~ 6.74%)

Hindustan Zinc was established in 1966 and is the leading producer of various minerals like zinc, lead and silver. The company has a strong monopoly in the India’s zinc market with 75% market share. One can easily understand the fact of its domination as it is the 2nd largest integrated zinc & 3rd largest silver producing company. The company's annual production capacity for zinc & lead combined is of over 1 million Tonnes. The company’s capex during FY 24 is ₹1,172 crore followed by sustence capex (investment for maintaining existing assets operational) off ₹3,038 crore. The company’s capex for the FY 25 is expected to be $250-375 million, which could further help the company to scale-up as its ROCE stood at 46.2%. The company has a current dividend yield of approximately 6.74%. The company has a surprising ROE of 55.2% and OPM of 50% for the December quarter.

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ONGC (Dividend Yield ~ 5.43%)

The company was established in 1956 and is responsible for domestic production of oil & gas of nearly about 71%. As per the FY 21 revenue model of ONGC, the company earns 70% of its revenue from crude oil, 17% from natural gas and the rest form the Value-Added Products. The company’s presence is not limited to India only but also currently operates 37 projects across the world. HPCL and Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd are the two most well-known subsidiary of ONGC. The company has taken initiative of green energy transition and is planning for a 5 GW of renewable energy production.

The company has a current dividend yield of approximately 5.43%. The company has deliver incredible ROE of 16.3% & ROCE of 18.4%. The company’s operating profit margins has doubled from 2% in September 2024 to 4% in December 2024 quarter.

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